Golly, I thought that Muslims around the world were "relieved" that Osama bin Laden had been removed by the US military. After all, the man murdered Muslims with abandon all over. And perhaps Muslims imagined that Americans would no longer mistrust them. Right, that'll happen.

The press characterized the Muslim reaction with great regularity as "relieved" at OBL's demise. The Voice of America featured a flag-splashed photo from another event with its article, US Muslims Relieved at Death of bin Laden. (Apparently Muslims residing in this country didn't take to the streets to express their joy at bin Laden's deletion, as traditional Americans did.)

Interestingly, the Relieved memo apparently didn't make it across the pond, where Muslims residing in Britain are angry indeed. They marched in front of the American Embassy in London and mixed it up with the local police, while promising that Islam's murderous jihad against Westerners would continue. Muslim immigration into Europe has brought violence, death and social upheaval, something Americans should consider more carefully regarding our own policies.

A protest by hundreds of Osama Bin Laden supporters sparked fury outside the US Embassy in London today as they staged a mock ”funeral service' for the terror leader.

Police stepped in to separate the protesters and members of the English Defence League amid threats of violence from both sides.

Radicals carrying placards proclaiming ”Islam will dominate the world' branded US leaders ”murderers' and warned vengeance attacks were ”guaranteed'.
The protest came shortly after the verdict into the 7/7 inquest was released by Lady Justice Heather Hallett.

She recorded that the 52 victims had been ”unlawfully' killed when four terrorists attacked three London Underground trains and a bus in 2005.

Lady Justice Hallett made a string of recommendations to both MI5 to prevent further atrocities and to 999 workers to react more effectively to major events.

Relatives of the victims wept openly as the judge announced her verdict and she paid tribute to their ”quiet dignity' before reading the name of each person who died.

However just three miles from the Royal Court of Justice, Muslim protester Abu Muaz, 28, from east London claimed ”it is only a matter of time' before another attack and that the ”West is the enemy'.

The capital has seen heightened security in recent days over fears of a revenge attacks by Al-Qaeda members.

The protest against Bin Laden's death was organised by controversial preacher Anjem Choudary - who praised both 7/7 and the September 11 attacks.

The former UK leader of the outlawed al-Muhajiroun and member of the ”poppy-burning' Muslims Against Crusades extremist group called on the U.S. to return bin Laden's body to relatives.

He has already warned of another 7/7-style terror attack in the wake of Bin Laden's death.

Britain has followed the US in placing its embassies, diplomatic missions and military bases around the world on heightened alert in recent days.

An EDL member did manage to slip through police lines to unveil an effigy of Bin Laden in the middle of the 300-strong group of extremist Muslims.

It prompted screams of ”USA, burn in hell' and ”Obama, burn in hell' from angry protesters.

The protests from both sides left onlookers in Grosvenor Square unimpressed.